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Hello, <br /> <br />I am writing to notify you of my concerns with the recently proposed carwash between Blvd <br />Auto and The Kenzington. My house backs up to the proposed carwash site and I have many <br />concerns with the proposal. The planning work so far has many gaps. Frankly I am concerned <br />with the competence of the planning and zoning committee given these many gaps! <br /> <br />I have the following concerns: <br />1. Placement in a residential neighborhood <br />2. Alley traffic and parking <br />3. Lighting <br />4. Pollution (Noise and Car Pollution) <br />5. Water management <br /> <br />1. Although the lot is zoned commercial, it is quite small and triangular. The lot butts up <br />to residential housing on 2 of 3 sides. There will be a significant amount of traffic that <br />will negatively effect property values. We already deal with significant traffic due to the <br />Kenzington. The proposed site has a dumpster that faces the alley, which will result in <br />more traffic. <br /> <br />2. Due to the street layouts in the area, increased alley traffic is very likely. This is an alley <br />of single family homes where children frequently play and bike. Parking along our street <br />is already significant at times. Just this week cars were displaced from the Kenzington <br />parking lot due to a construction dumpster and a large crane! Currently Blvd employees <br />park in the empty lot. Where will Blvd and Car Wash employees park once that lot is no <br />longer available? There are not sufficient parking places indicated in the current plan, <br />accounting for the Blvd staff parking. <br /> <br />3. Kenzington already has extremely bright lighting along the alley that is disruptive to the <br />use of our home. We have had to install blackout shades in rooms facing the alley <br />because of the parking lot lights in order to sleep in them! The addition of the car wash <br />parking lot lights would add to the already present lighting problem, and further <br />decrease the usability of all of our yards and south facing rooms. <br /> <br />4. I am VERY concerned about the poor air quality that will result in area yards due to the <br />large volume of cars idling extremely close to my house. Car exhaust has been shown to <br />increase the incidence of developmental delays such as autism. Has a study been done <br />on the likely levels? Other area car washes have significant lines with idling cars for <br />hours at a time. This will be located 20 feet from fenced yards where children play <br />outside year round! <br /> <br />Additionally, there will likely be significant noise pollution from the car wash and <br />vacuum motors. I have not seen a study indicating how many decibels the motors will
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